MONASTIC SCHEMA "B"
(Fueglister)
Thesaurus liturgiae Horarum Monasticae
Hour
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Invitatory
80
28
66
45
23
8
94
Vigils
1st Noct

109
17
2 

2nd Noct

44
9
71 

3rd Noct

OT
OT
OT
1st Noct

1
103
70 

2nd Noct

 93
104
111
1st Noct

6
106
7
2nd Noct
73
72
76
1st Noct

77
131
 
 

2nd Noct

18
57
48
81
1st Noct

 38
36
40 

2nd Noct

 49
67
82
1st Noct

 87
68
37

2nd Noct

59
105
78
1st Noct

58
108
55 

2nd Noct

136
88
79
Lauds
92
3
29
OT*
146
147
99
62
100
OT*
134
97
89
64
OT*
116
96
35
56
OT*
149
46
75
5
OT*
148
95
142
63
OT*
145
98
50
91
OT*
150
Terce
118a
118b
118c
118d
118e
118f
118g
118h
118I
118j
118k
118l
118m
118n
118o
118p
118q
118r
118s
118t
118u
118v
Sext
117
24
41
42
43
54
21
34
None
135
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
10
11
12
51
13
53
Vespers
112
113a
113b
114
115
(NT)*
32
60
27
47
(NT)*
74
139
25
144
(NT)*
102
85
84
86
(NT)*
110
22
83
39
(NT)*
143
140
41
26
(NT)*
65
19
20
137
(NT)*
Compline
4
90
133
33
138
31
61
132
101
30
14
16
15

Notes

  • This schema was first proposed in 1963-1964 by Notker Fueglister, OSB (1931-1996), on some basic principles which corresponded to the liturgical code in the Rule of St. Benedict, e.g., the entire psalter within a week's period, and no repetitions of psalms during that period, and others.
  • According to Marcel Rooney, OSB, now Abbot Primate for the Benedictine
    Confederation, this schema (B) of the Thesaurus, is the most popular of all the schemas in use. (He published his survey in 1993 in The American Benedictine Review in December, 1993:  Thesaurus Liturgiae Horarum Monasticae: A Treasure Still Hidden.
  • Please refer to the OT and NT Canticle chart for the use of canticles marked above.
     
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